Sovereign Grace Publications

Expository Essays on The Gospel of John
by Michael L. Gowens

Published in 2010 by Sovereign Grace Publications
Paperback, 184 pp
ISBN 1-929635-09-5

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Salvation by grace alone is the heart of the gospel message. Apart from God's sovereign initiative to bestow blessing on people who deserved his wrath, heaven would be vacant and a thousand hells filled to capacity. The good news of the gospel is that salvation, from start to finish, is all of Divine grace and none of human works. Salvation is of the Lord.

The instinct to pray is a gift of Divine grace. But the ability to pray better and more effectively is a spiritual discipline. God hears the simplest child's prayer if it comes from the heart. Growth in grace, however, involves progress toward maturity in the Christian's prayer-life. In twenty-five brief chapters, the author explores the great prayers of the saint recorded in Scripture, dividing them into the four categories of prayer: Adoration, Intercession, Petition, & Confession. Study along and learn the dynamics of a more vibrant and vigorous prayer-life.

by Tom Hagler

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Author: Dolph Painter

48 pp Paperback

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Published in 1998 by Sovereign Grace Publications

Melanie (Danger) Painter was an extraordinary woman of faith. She succumbed to cancer at the tender age of 34 on March 15, 1996. All who knew and loved her will be thankful for this testimony to her faith and courage, and this memoir of her devotion to and dependance on the Lord even during the darkest hours of her final battle.

Author: Michael L. Gowens

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The author takes issue with the Cyprian dictum, "There is no salvation outside the church." He insists that the only "means of grace" is Christ himself and His death on the cross, not the word or the sacrament. The church is primarily a pastoral, not redemptive, institution.

Author: Michael L. Gowens

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Gowens demonstrates that the verb "to save" does not always refer to eternal salvation, but sometimes to deliverances in our lives now - deliverances that do not have eternal consequence. Unless the interpreter of Scripture understands this basic and fundamental fact, he will necessarily embrace contradictions. Study with the author as he helps Bible students to "rightly divide the word of truth."